Alberta & Saskatchewan dispatch hub
Western Canada work is quoted case by case, and is subject to cross-border logistics and applicable entry and work requirements as well as the usual project-size, routing, schedule, CO₂ supply and mobilization conditions. Cross-border mobilization adds customs, documentation, insurance and work-authorisation requirements that have to be settled before a date is offered, so these projects are planned rather than reactive.
Dispatched from
Kalispell, MT (cross-border, planned in advance)
Mobilization
Cross-border mobilization with customs, insurance and documentation lead time.
Dry ice supply
Confirmed per job before dates are offered
Markets we will quote into
These are markets we quote into from the Kalispell base — not local offices. There is no local crew, local yard or local phone number in any of them.
- Calgary
- Edmonton
- Lethbridge
- Red Deer
- Medicine Hat
- Regina
- Saskatoon
States and provinces: Alberta, Saskatchewan.
What usually makes a trip here work
- —Lead time is long enough to clear cross-border requirements
- —Scope covers several days, several assets or several sites
- —Site documentation, prequalification and insurance needs are known up front
Work we typically quote in this region
- —Energy, processing and heavy-equipment maintenance
- —Food and beverage production
- —Fleet and agricultural equipment
- —Hospitality and commercial kitchen equipment resets
How coverage in Western Canada actually works
Coverage outside the Flathead Valley is project dependent. Whether we can quote and schedule a given site depends on project size, how many jobs we can route together, your available schedule window, dry ice (CO₂) supply near the site, and mobilization economics. Nothing on this page is a guarantee of coverage, response time or pricing.
Western Canada coverage is additionally subject to cross-border logistics and applicable entry, customs, insurance and work-authorisation requirements, on top of project size, route density, schedule, dry ice (CO₂) supply and mobilization economics. Nothing here is a guarantee of coverage, entry, response time or pricing.
Dry ice is sourced in-country near the site. Pricing, taxes and cross-border compliance are confirmed in writing before mobilization.
Dry ice blasting is a mechanical cleaning or pre-cleaning method for compatible surfaces. Suitability for your substrate and contaminant is confirmed by a site review and, where appropriate, a test patch — never assumed from a photo alone.
Use the shoulder season to clean what you can't reach in July
Grease, carbon, smoke-residue sources and production buildup accumulate all summer. Once traffic drops, there is finally a window to work on hoods, kitchen equipment, production lines, fleet assets and back-of-house areas — mechanically, on compatible surfaces, and scoped after a site review.
Dry ice blasting is a mechanical cleaning or pre-cleaning method for compatible surfaces. It is not a sanitizing step; food-contact sanitization stays under your facility's approved SOP.